Sentence examples for common attitude that from inspiring English sources

Despite a common attitude that Chelsea got lucky last week, Di Matteo need not abandon the plan that worked at Stamford Bridge.

The wilderness trope shapes and reproduces a common attitude that frames land primarily as a resource, supporting hegemonic social and economic interests (Mackey, 2002; Mitchell, 1994; Whitelaw, 2007; Wright, 2004).

Answering a question about the relevance of God at the Democratic debate in Flint, Michigan, Bernie Sanders shared a common attitude that unintentionally exacerbates this oppressive system of power, adherence to the Golden Rule.

I think that is the common attitude that people have, and I think unless things are just miserable with no redeeming features; but you can find some things about your current job or your current relationship that are positive, that you might lose if you changed.

Smaller groups tended to meet in a member's house, over coffee and biscuits, enjoying, Julian Symons has written, "the warm sense of shared feelings and common attitudes that keeps all minority movements together".

This aimed to identify common attitudes that cut across variations such as length of practising career, practice location and patient socioeconomic demographic, while developing multiple perspectives on the topic.

What makes up a culture is not simply works of art (or literary discourse), but the unwritten codes, the rituals and gestures, and the common attitudes that fix the public meaning of these works and organise the inner life of a society.

They amount to an open challenge to a common Silicon Valley attitude that has generally dismissed ethics as a hindrance.

Is it simply the heat, or the bounty of fruits, or some kind of common cultural attitude that often ends up stymieing development?

In short, he hardly seemed the type of Foreign Service officer to go rogue, but he has an impish eye for the absurd and a common-sensical attitude that was deeply frustrated in the political-military bureaucracy that had evolved in Iraq by the time he arrived in 2009.

A common attitude was that all diseases were known, and all that remained for scientists was to fill in the blanks.